UK Vows To Act Again as Houthis Warn of More Attacks.
Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak has said that the United Kingdom will not hesitate to take further action against the Houthis to protect British security in the Red Sea.
"We faced an escalating series of attacks from the Houthis on commercial shipping, including an attack on a Royal Navy warship," Sunak said, adding this was "unacceptable".
He further emphasised that the military action taken by the UK last week was a "last resort" designed to "de-escalate tensions in the region" and "restore stability".
Sunak's due to address MPs later today about the US-UK strikes in Yemen, which were launched over the weekend.
As we've been hearing, the Houthis' chief negotiator Mohammad Abdulsalam has just warned that the group intends to continue striking ships "heading to the ports of the occupied Palestine".
